The Menopause Brain: The New Science Empowering Women to Navigate Midlife with Knowledge and Confidence Paperback – 21 Mar. 2024

A must read for ALL women. Very well written . Dr Mosconi writes in a way that all walks of life would understand without all the medical heavy jargon. Perimenopause symptoms are first felt in the brain, which explains all the anxiety, brain fog, lack of concentration etc. it makes total sense. Excellent book .

Great information and well written, breaks down a lot of the specific ans vast symptoms of Menopause in digestible bits

Several places the book says - refer to the PDF's however, you cannot get the PDF's in the UK for some unknown reason, they are not included. I feel slightly cheated that I can't see the diagrams that accompany this book, Amazon can't tell me why a universally available format such as a PDF isn't allowed in the UK version. I won't be able to memorise all of this book - as funny enough I have menopause symptoms of forgetfulness as described in the book and a PDF would have been handy dandy. All that said, its chocked full of information and been a good listen.

I loved this book. It reads well even though it’s dense with scientific information. If you just read one book about menopause I would make it this one (and I have read several). I will highly recommend it, truly essential read for any women. Dr. Mosconi is a leading expert in the field and I can’t wait for more research coming out under her leadership.

Every woman should read this book! It is so good explaining what happens to our bodies during peri-menopause and post-menopause. Written in a way everyone can understand. Dr Mosconi also explains very well the nuances of the medical field, why most Drs are not trained enough to help us with menopause related symptoms. My anxiety lowered when I realised I'm not going crazy and that it will get better. I will forever grateful to Dr Mosconi for this book.

Very informative.

The wife still seems pretty sour about everything after reading this. Gonna try wine instead.

This is a great read. Full of science but written in a style that makes for an easy read even for those without a scientific background.